Berlin-Friedrichshain - Investigation after suspected robbery in coin store
Following a suspected robbery at a coin shop in Berlin-Friedrichshain, the police are investigating the background. On Tuesday, they released further details about the incident. At least one alleged customer is said to have entered the store in Frankfurter Allee on Monday, knocked the owner down and ransacked the back room and a safe, according to the police. In addition, one or more perpetrators are said to have taken the owner's wallet and the store key and then fled. It is currently being investigated whether other items were stolen.
The police were called to the store on Monday afternoon. On arrival, the officers initially found the coin shop in Frankfurter Allee locked. The police said that the task force finally broke down the front door, as it was initially unclear whether the owner was in distress or whether possible perpetrators were still on site. The emergency services found the slightly injured owner in the store.
Part of Frankfurter Allee was temporarily closed due to the operation. The man was taken to hospital for inpatient treatment.
Police statement
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Despite the determined efforts of the police to apprehend the criminals, the investigation into the robbery at the coin store in Berlin-Friedrichshain continues, as the suspects remain at large. The police are urging anyone with information regarding the robbery or the identity of the perpetrators to come forward, as criminality will not be tolerated in Berlin.
Source: www.stern.de
